Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        |    profess that I, going the same road as the ancients, have something
 2      Pre        |          a guide to point out the road — an office of small authority,
 3        1, LXI   |           man who keeps the right road outstrips the runner who
 4        1, LXXVI |       sufficiently shows that the road from the senses to the understanding
 5        1, LXXXII|       opening and laying out of a road for the human understanding
 6        1, XCIV  |       years men had kept the true road for discovering and cultivating
 7        1, XCIV  |           is possible. But if the road itself has been mistaken,
 8        1, XCIX  |        may be looked for. For our road does not lie on a level,
 9        1, XCIX  |         of things. Moreover, this road has an issue in the open
10        1, XCIX  |   resolutely entering on the true road, and submitting my mind
11        1, XII   |       horse, when sweating on the road, there is sometimes seen
12        1, XXXVI |         regard to this nature the road branches into three. For
13        1, XXXVI |     weight or heaviness. Here the road will branch into two, thus.
14        1, XXXVI |         regard to this nature the road will branch into two, thus.
15        1, XXXVI |     reference to this inquiry the road branches into two in this
16        1, XXXVI |        respect to this nature the road branches into two in this
17        1, XLI   | eighteenth place Instances of the Road, which I also call Traveling
18        1, LII   |       instances; instances of the road; instances supplementary;